USC怎么这么奇怪呢。求助帖！

Glacy

网上的状态刚刚改变，但是还没有收到邮件被录取了。
Email收到了关于I-20的相关要求。请各路大侠帮忙看看是不是说明被录取了。 谢谢大家 ！
Dear Jing,
         Our records show that you are currently attending another school in the United States     or are on Optional Practical Training (OPT).
    If this is correct and you are still in the U.S., you will need to request a transfer     of your SEVIS record from the school that issued your current I-20.  Your SEVIS record     must be released before a new I-20 can be issued from USC.
    Your record must be released and transferred to USC before the start of the     Fall 2011 semester. If you are on OPT, please be sure to plan your release date     accordingly. Once your record is released to USC, you will lose your OPT status.
    If our information is incorrect and you are NOT currently residing within the U.S.,     please let us know immediately. Likewise, if you are still in the U.S., but are NOT     attending another school or are no longer on OPT, please clarify your current visa status     (i.e., visa type and expiration date).
    As an international student, you are required to show proof of your ability to pay all     expenses while in the United States.  This documentation is required before an I-20 can     be issued.  If you have not yet submitted your proof of funding, please send your     documents as an email attachment to     usci20@usc.edu or fax them to 213-821-3725.  If     you submit the documents via email, please be sure they are in PDF or JPEG format.     Your USC ID number (the number displayed under your name on this email) must be     clearly written on all documents.
    To be eligible for an I-20, SEVIS regulations require a permanent mailing address in     your home country.  If you have not already provided us with your home country address,     please email this information to     usci20@usc.edu.
    Once your record is released, transferred to USC, and we have all required     documents/information, an I-20 will be issued to you, sent via Fedex to the current/local     address you provided on your application.
    Upon arrival to USC, all international students are required to report to the Office of     International Services (OIS) to complete Passport Verification (PPV).  Information about     PPV and other immigration related topics for new students can be found at the OIS website     at www.usc.edu/ois. For questions related to your     immigration status, you can also email us at     ois@usc.edu.
    If you have any additional questions regarding your I-20 issuance, please contact the     Office of Admission by phone at 213-740-1111 or by email at usci20@usc.edu.
    For more information, please visit our website at     www.usc.edu/admission/graduate/international.

    Regards,
         USC Office of Graduate and International Admissions
    University of Southern California

isn

cong啊！应该是录了！！~`

Glacy

cong啊！应该是录了！！~`

-- by 会员 isn (2011/4/30 9:24:44)

谢谢阿，希望不是乌龙才好~